Need opinions on Computer Build

[Ext_Psycho]

Around a year ago I finally got into Computer gaming after finally getting a computer that was capable of it. I started upgrading and working my way up with a budget. However in the past few months I started a new computer build called "Devil's Echo". I started around a Processor that i had just got from a friend, a Intel i7-4790K  and worked from there using some old parts from my other computer builds. Can i get some opinions on where I should or shouldn't upgrade and if my build is good enough to handle a lot of tasks compared to other builds of more current hardware. Please keep in mind I've had almost no budget, and a lot of this is is second hand equipment. 

 

Thanks guys!

 

Project: "Devil's Echo"
Built by: Tristen ******* (Ext_Psycho)

 

 

Components: 

Asus Sabertooth Z97 Mark 1 W/ USB 3.1 
Intel Core i-7 4790K / Base Clock 4.0Ghz / Max Turbo 4.7Ghz
Corsair H60 Closed Loop Cooler 2018 Edition 140mm Radiator and Fan 
32Gb DDR3 Ram 1600Mhz
Nvidia Geforce RTX 2060 Super - Primary 
Radeon Saphire R9 Fury Nitro - Descrete
Intel HD 4600 - Integrated Graphics
EVGA 1000W G2 80 Plus Gold PSU (Power Supply Unit)
Samsung 850 Evo 1Tb SSD SATA
Toshiba 1Tb Hard Drive - Secondary Drive
Western Digital Blue Hard Drive 1 Tb - Back Up Drive
Toshiba 500Gb Hard Drive - Ubuntu Terminal 

Asus Multi DVD writable drive
Lian-Li Full ATX Case    
4x Basic 140mm Case fans to improve thermal ranges throughout the case
USB 3.0 x 2 / USB 2.0 x 2 / Express Sata hook-up / User Interface on top of the case
Basic Power & Reset Switches W/ Power and Hard Drive Activity LED's 

 

 

[WickedStarfish]

12 minutes ago, Ext_Psycho said:

Around a year ago I finally got into Computer gaming after finally getting a computer that was capable of it. I started upgrading and working my way up with a budget. However in the past few months I started a new computer build called "Devil's Echo". I started around a Processor that i had just got from a friend, a Intel i7-4790K  and worked from there using some old parts from my other computer builds. Can i get some opinions on where I should or shouldn't upgrade and if my build is good enough to handle a lot of tasks compared to other builds of more current hardware. Please keep in mind I've had almost no budget, and a lot of this is is second hand equipment. 

 

Thanks guys!

 

Project: "Devil's Echo"
Built by: Tristen ******* (Ext_Psycho)

 

 

Components: 

Asus Sabertooth Z97 Mark 1 W/ USB 3.1 
Intel Core i-7 4790K / Base Clock 4.0Ghz / Max Turbo 4.7Ghz
Corsair H60 Closed Loop Cooler 2018 Edition 140mm Radiator and Fan 
32Gb DDR3 Ram 1600Mhz
Nvidia Geforce RTX 2060 Super - Primary 
Radeon Saphire R9 Fury Nitro - Descrete
Intel HD 4600 - Integrated Graphics
EVGA 1000W G2 80 Plus Gold PSU (Power Supply Unit)
Samsung 850 Evo 1Tb SSD SATA
Toshiba 1Tb Hard Drive - Secondary Drive
Western Digital Blue Hard Drive 1 Tb - Back Up Drive
Toshiba 500Gb Hard Drive - Ubuntu Terminal 

Asus Multi DVD writable drive
Lian-Li Full ATX Case    
4x Basic 140mm Case fans to improve thermal ranges throughout the case
USB 3.0 x 2 / USB 2.0 x 2 / Express Sata hook-up / User Interface on top of the case
Basic Power & Reset Switches W/ Power and Hard Drive Activity LED's 

are all of these components currently owned? or are these what you are planning to put in there. (sorry if it states it above i just couldnt see it if it was)

[williamcll]

the R9 fury feels highly redundant

[Ext_Psycho]

@WickedStarfish All is currently owned and installed. The components are exactley what im running now. @williamcll The R9 Fury runs alongside the 2060 so i can screen record: game plays, benchmarks, stress tests via OBS. If i were to use just the 2060 Super and OBS the footage is all messed up because its to much to handle for the encoding process. I just select the H.264 AMD Framework in OBS. Set all of my presets to I indistinguishable and its perfect.